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Horace Raymond Tubberville
Horace Raymond Tubberville, age 76, of Bad Vilbel, Germany, formerly of Hot Springs, Arkansas passed away on September 24, 2018. He was born September 13, 1942, in Hot Springs, Arkansas to Raymond and Mamie (Garner) Tubberville. Horace served in and retired from the US Army after 23 years of service. He served primarily as a radio broadcaster for the Armed Forces Network in Germany. He spent another twenty years as a civilian broadcaster for the Armed forces Network, He had a love for music, played guitar, keyboard and was an incredible singer. He also loved classic cars and owned several nice classics during his life. He was preceded in death by his parents and six siblings, Wanda Tubberville, Wayne Tubberville, Evelyn (Polly) Wilson, James Tubberville, Quentin Mitchell Freeman, and Bruce Freeman. He is survived by his wife, the love of his life Ursula (Mattes) Tubberville. They were married for nearly fifty years. Other survivors include siblings, Norma Anderson (Tim) of Hot Springs, Darrell Tubberville of Malvern, Steve Freeman of Malvern, Michael Freeman (Carolyn) of Malvern, and George Wilson (husband of Polly Wilson), numerous nieces and nephews, and many other friends and relatives. A Memorial service will be held at the Regency Funeral Chapel in Malvern, Arkansas on April 24, 2019 at 1:00 pm. Interment will be at Oak Bower Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please make memorials in Horace's honor to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements by Regency Funeral Home. Sign the guest book at regencyfuneralhome.com.
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Casitas Rowing made the finals with every squad at the 27th annual Long Beach Invitational April 8 and April 9. The race that brought in more than 24 different rowing teams from four different states is a challenging three-day event. The Casitas Rowing members also medaled in three events including a varsity girls boat seen here with their bronze medals. The boat included (from left) Kaylie Dawson, Jackie O'Connor, Rebecca Moya, Lisa Leap and Hannah Hassien. Interested athletes can learn more about summer class signups at www.casitasrowing.org.


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Girls lacrosse to set up "LovePacs" for families in need
The girls' lacrosse team will volunteer for "LovePacs" on Sat. Dec. 15. "A lot of people think of a sports team as a group of people who just play their sport," goalie Hope Raspberry said. "We really want to give back to the community as a team and as a family because they have supported us so much."
Heather Freeland
Haley Stack, Assistant Editor
The girls´ lacrosse team will put together "LovePacs" Sat. Dec. 15 at First Baptist Church for families in need this holiday season.
According to the website, LovePacs is an organization that started in 2011 with a mission ¨to feed children in need as an expression of love.¨
"LovePacs is an organization that was created to give kids food over holiday breaks who normally receive free or reduced lunch," lacrosse coach Heather Freeland said. "That includes Thanksgiving, Christmas, and spring break.
LovePacs is an organization that relies on donations and volunteers around the community to make giving these boxes possible. Girls lacrosse chose to get involved after they received continued support from the community going into their second year as a team.
"Being a part of something greater than yourself is so important," lacrosse goalie Hope Raspberry said. "A lot of people think of a sports team as a group of people who just play their sport, but we really want to give back to the community as a team, and as a family because they have supported us so much this season."
Prosper has more than 300 hundred families that qualify for free or reduced lunch in the high school alone.
"Prosper is a huge community that rallies around their kids," Freeland said. "Their kids should give back to them."
There are 10 locations across Texas that accept donations. People can donate money online or see what is needed and bring the items to their local drop off location.
Spending their time giving back to the community this weekend will serve the girls as well as the families in need.
"It is allowing me to give back and help those in need," defensive player Jacey Oxner said. "It not only has an effect on their lives and health, but it also makes me feel good. Giving back to the community that's helping me is the least I can do."
Freeland said families not having to worry about where someone's next meal is coming from, especially over the holidays, is a huge stress off of them.
"We're all one big family and we're here to support each other," Freeland said. "It's what makes the world a little better and a little nicer."
The players have been gathering donations for the past week, and there is still time to donate. Below is a list of all needed items. All donated items must be collected by Fri. Dec. 14 and can be given to Haley Stack (haleystack000@gmail.com).
Eight cans of vegetables
Eight cans of fruits
Three cans of chunky soup
Eight ramen noodles or easy mac
One box of cereal
One plastic container of peanut butter
One plastic container of jelly
Eight individual Chef Boyardee (or similar) with meat or four cans
10 granola bars
10 individual oatmeal packets
20 individual snacks
Haley Stack is a junior and this is her third year on the staff. She competes in UIL journalism and plays lacrosse for the city. One of her most treasured...


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Palo Alto Networks Cortex Data Lake provides cloud-based, centralized log storage and aggregation for your on premise, virtual (private cloud and public cloud) firewalls, for Prisma Access, and for cloud-delivered services such as Cortex XDR
This integration was integrated and tested with version 2 of Cortex Data Lake

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## Configure Cortex Data Lake on XSOAR

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1. In the War Room, run the command `!GetLicenseID` to get the `license ID`.
2. Go to __Settings__ > __ABOUT__ > __License__ to get the `Customer Name`.
3. Go to the [HUB](https://apps.paloaltonetworks.com/apps) and login using your **Palo Alto Networks** credentials.
4. Under the `Cortex™ XSOAR` app select the relevant instance. If you don't have an active `Cortex™ XSOAR` app check out the Hub [Docs site](https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/hub/hub-getting-started) to learn about app activation.
5. Insert the `license ID` and the `Customer Name` in the required fields and complete the authentication process in order
to get the __Authentication Token__  __Registration ID__ __Encryption Key__
6. Navigate to __Settings__ > __Integrations__ > __Servers & Services__.
7. Search for Palo Alto Networks Cortex v2.
8. Click __Add instance__ to create and configure a new integration instance.
    * __Name__: a textual name for the integration instance.
    * __Authentication Token__: From the authentication process
    * __Registration ID__: From the authentication process
    * __Encryption Key__: From the authentication process
    * __proxy__: Use system proxy settings
    * __insecure__: Trust any certificate (not secure)
    * __Fetch incidents__: Whether to fetch incidents or not
    * __first_fetch_timestamp__: First fetch time (<number> <time unit>, e.g., 12 hours, 7 days, 3 months, 1 year)
    * __Severity of events to fetch (Firewall)__: Select from all,Critical,High,Medium,Low,Informational,Unused
    * __Subtype of events to fetch (Firewall)__: Select from all,attack,url,virus,spyware,vulnerability,file,scan,flood,packet,resource,data,url-content,wildfire,extpcap,wildfire-virus,http-hdr-insert,http-hdr,email-hdr,spyware-dns,spyware-wildfire-dns,spyware-wpc-dns,spyware-custom-dns,spyware-cloud-dns,spyware-raven,spyware-wildfire-raven,spyware-wpc-raven,wpc-virus,sctp
9. Click __Test__ to validate the URLs, token, and connection.

## CDL Server - API Calls Caching Mechanism
The integration implements a caching mechanism for repetitive error when requesting access token from CDL server.
When the intgeration reaches the limit of allowed calls, the following error will be shown:

```We have found out that your recent attempts to authenticate against the CDL server have failed. Therefore we have limited the number of calls that the CDL integration performs.```

The integration will re-attempt authentication if the command was called under the following cases:

1. First hour - once every minute.
2. First 48 hours - once in 10 minutes.
3. After that every 60 minutes.

If you wish to try authenticating again, run the 'cdl-reset-authentication-timeout' command and retry.

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Some people will tell you that Genesis and microbes-to-man evolution are compatible, that you just have to believe that evolution over millions of years was the process by which God created. In fact, shortly after I re-dedicated my life to God 20 years ago, my wife asked me, "What about evolution?" I told her that I supposed God could use evolution.
That was then. Fast forward through the years and now I'm a science fiction author and creation apologist. I do not think that God could have used evolution now at all, and the major reason why (and there are many) is because of the Gospel. Once you think through the implications of evolution, it becomes readily apparent that Darwinian evolution and the Gospel are at odds, specifically because what happened in Genesis is the foundational basis of the Gospel.
Wells isn't the only person to realize that evolution destroys the Bible's stated reason for the atonement. I could give several other quotes (and I have done so in the past) demonstrating this connection.
"They tell people they have to choose between the Bible and science, and then they find out that the science they were taught to reject in fact has very strong evidence in its favor, people often do what they were told, and discard the Bible, Christianity, and everything else that was part of their heritage.
This is, of course, nonsense. He's invoking the old Smeller's the Feller argument. There is a certain dichotomy between an all-natural origins story and a supernatural origins story. It creates a real crisis point when people consider the two. It is not those who ask you to affirm the historicity of Gods Word who cause people to reject Gods Word. Its those who ask you to doubt the historicity of God's Word for a man-made history predicated on pure naturalism who cause people to doubt God's Word. Dr. McGrath might be able to hold these views on cognitive dissonance, but most men recognize an actual contradiction when they see one, and the Goddidit tape he uses to bind them together just doesn't hold up.
This is, of course, the crux of the problem: the contradictory claims if molecules-to-man evolution and the Bible force one to accept one or the other as the ultimate authority. Even those who try to embrace both fail to do so, for in accepting neither all-natural science nor the supernatural record if the Bible as their ultimate authority, they in effect make themselves the authority over both, picking and choosing which parts of the other two authorities to reject or accept.
Whatever happened to Let God be true and every man a liar? Are we seriously to consider the God is able to save our eternal souls but is unable to convey history clearly – especially the historical facts upon which the Gospel is founded?
***Plass, Ewald. What Martin Luther Says: A Practical In-Home Anthology for the Active Christian, 1523.


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Posted inGovernment, Magazine, November/December 2011
Taxing the Kindness of Strangers
Foster parents like us willingly pay a heavy price. The GOP wants us to pay more.
by Benjamin J. Dueholm October 23, 2011 January 9, 2022
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One day in the summer of 2009, during a walk alongside a neighborhood creek with my wife and our one-year-old son, I mused out loud that maybe we should become foster parents. I had just finished seminary and was working part-time. We weren't quite ready for a second child of our own, and though we had long considered adopting, it seemed like more than we could commit to at that unsettled moment in our careers. What we did have was a house in the suburbs of Chicago, a pair of modest middle-class incomes, relatively flexible work schedules, bleeding-heart tendencies, and a son whose newly docile sleep habits and sweet disposition probably made us feel more seasoned at parenting than we really were. Fostering seemed like a good way for us to help meet an urgent social need, even if only for a while. "Somebody has to do it," I remember saying.
After hearing me out, my wife agreed that we should look into it. A couple more walks and some days of research later, she was driving the process more vigorously than I was. She requested all the information, got us fingerprinted, and sent out our reference forms. By spring, we were licensed by the state to receive a child.
It was nonetheless a shock when someone from the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services interrupted my dentist appointment one afternoon that summer with a phone call to ask if I wanted to add a one-year-old girl to our household. The baby had come into the hospital a few days earlier under circumstances that aroused the suspicions of the staff, so the state had taken her into temporary emergency custody. She would be released from the hospital that evening to the first available foster home that agreed to take her.
Not being in the habit of doubling the number of children under our care without my wife's full participation, I frantically called and texted her. After a long ten minutes with no response, I decided to say yes to the state investigator, knowing that my wife would be more upset with me if I let the girl go elsewhere. ("Never mind, said yes," she read on her phone after getting out of the pool at the gym.)
That left us about four hours total for nesting—about the amount of time we had spent discussing the relative merits of different breast-pump models when we were expecting the birth of our son. We bought some formula and baby food, shoved some books out of the way in our spare room, and updated our Facebook status. Then my wife went to pick the little girl up from the hospital and came home at seven p.m.
Sophia turned out to be somewhat less than a year old, small and toothless, with sparse, wispy black hair. (Some details throughout this story, including Sophia's name, have necessarily been changed. A foster child's case is confidential, and a foster home is in some cases a kind of safe house.) We have a picture from that first night: our son, then age two, is looking down at her warily while she sits in my lap gumming a rattle from Ten Thousand Villages, wearing a stained onesie and a fiberglass cast that covers her right leg. The only thing we knew about her injury was that it had somehow brought her to our house. It was the first time I'd seen a baby with a broken bone.
Sophia slept poorly. Within a week I had settled into a nightly routine of driving her out to the western reaches of the Chicago suburbs to lull her unconscious. She did not cry, but only shrieked at discomfort or confusion. She did not like to be held. But these challenges were, it quickly became clear, only half the struggle in our new role.
In a way that we never really anticipated, welcoming Sophia into our home led us into the wilderness of red tape and frustration navigated every day by low-income parents who struggle to raise children with the critical help of government programs. That same week, the office of the bone specialist who had treated Sophia's broken leg at the hospital tried to get out of scheduling her for an urgent follow-up appointment. Like many medical practices, his endeavored at all costs to avoid working for Medicaid's paltry reimbursement rates. (The office went so far as to deny ever having treated her; eventually, however, they gave in.) We went through a similar amount of stress trying to put Sophia into daycare. We had to run down a pile of government paperwork, prove our employment, and then simply wait and hope that our daycare center would accept the state's stingy pay. And yet, frustrated as we were, we couldn't exactly blame the doctors and daycare providers for being heartless. As the state's stinginess pushes more of the costs of caring for foster children onto them, it's no surprise that they start to balk.
It's a major bureaucratic process to remove a child from her home and family. The state insures the child, pays for daycare, investigates the claims of abuse, and retains legal custody, but it cannot actually put a baby to bed at night. And so, on the other side of this most intimate public-private partnership are usually people like us, left alone with a stranger's child and a garbage bag full of clothes and wondering what's going to happen next. And what happens next depends, to a stomach-churning degree, on the state's willingness and ability to keep up its half of the bargain.
So it was with an unusual sense of urgency and dread that our family watched the 2010 Republican wave and the austerity budgeting that has followed in ceaseless progression. When Paul Ryan's budget, approved by 235 Republicans in the House, proposed dramatic cuts to federal Medicaid spending, it was as if they were trying to make it even more hopeless for us to find a doctor to treat Sophia's health problems. When Scott Walker in Wisconsin sought to cut the workforce that administers foster care in his state, we went up to Madison to join the protests in solidarity, because we knew how helpless we would be if there were no caseworker on the other end of the phone to answer our own urgent pleas for help and guidance. And the threats have continued, as House Republicans repeatedly propose cutting trillions of dollars in domestic spending to reduce the debt while making room for sustained upper-income tax cuts. The way this hits home for us is simple. A foster parent joins hands with the state in order to take care of a dispossessed child. For the last year, the state has been trying to slip free of our grasp.
When you tell someone that you're a foster parent, the response often goes something like: "I could never do that; I would get too attached to the kids." While superficially admiring, this line takes on an odd ring after a while, with its implication that we must be emotionless creatures. While the idea of an elite corps of radically detached substitute parents may hold a certain appeal, my wife and I came into the system out of a sense of attachment bordering on the maudlin. She had been a chaplain in a juvenile detention center and I used to run programs for at-risk youth in Chicago schools. Children who are afraid of their own homes leave an impression.
Foster parenting had been in the back of my own mind since my family first started telling stories about my grandfather. He went into his first foster home in 1932, when he was twelve years old. The "orphan trains" that brought an estimated 200,000 big-city children to the farms of the Midwest since 1854 had only stopped running three years earlier. In agrarian America, home-based foster care often functioned as a way to match orphaned or abandoned children with homes that needed additional labor. This approach, mercenary though it may seem in our more sentimental age, often counted as a meaningful improvement over orphanages and homelessness. (The population in foster homes did not exceed the population in orphanages until 1950.) My grandfather, whose biological mother had herself lived in an orphanage for five years, did not, however, appreciate the historical dialectic at work. He ran away from a series of foster homes where he had been housed in barns and worked like a hired hand. Then he landed with a pious Roman Catholic family in Kiel, Wisconsin. There, the only woman he ever called "Mother," whom he met when he was fifteen, prioritized his graduation from high school over farm chores. What they had managed to do for him, I wanted to do for someone else.
A lot has changed since then. The county cold-called local families to see if they would take my grandfather; in the decades that followed, foster homes would increasingly be licensed and professionally supervised. State and federal support for the children in foster care replaced local charities. Abuse and maltreatment became more rigorously defined and aggressively pursued. Perhaps most importantly, children generally stopped providing needed labor for the household economy and began requiring financial and emotional investments unknown to the farm families of Depression-era Calumet County. (I sometimes wonder what my grandfather would think if he saw me diligently encouraging our foster daughter to waltz with a teddy bear at a Music Together class.)
When my wife and I took a nine-week training course as part of our preparation for becoming foster parents, we got a glimpse of our peers in the program. We were not a notably diverse group. Five married couples and two individuals, all of us churchgoers and late-model-car owners, all but one of us white, all but the youngest of us with biological children of our own. No one missed their turn to bring refreshments for the class. We epitomized the combination of genuine earnestness and social privilege that has driven child welfare in America from the start. The sessions took place in a small evangelical social agency's suburban office, whose pastels and wood accents only added to the facade of gentility. But then the classes started, and we began learning things like how to respond to the behavior of children who had been raped by their parents. The operative lesson seemed to be that our earnest sentiment and social privilege were bound to be tested. "We don't want you to have problems and call up your caseworker and say, 'Come pick them up, it's not working out,' " the trainer told us—an acknowledgment that such a temptation would arise, and that nothing short of adequate preparation and commitment would stop us from yielding to it.
Why people choose to become foster parents is something of a mystery. In the sparse literature on foster parents and their motivations, they report unfulfilled desires for biological children and the intention to adopt, a sense of obligation toward a family member entering the system, or the usefully vague "altruistic motivations." One factor that turns up consistently is knowing a foster parent or being related to a foster child. Despite lingering popular impressions to the contrary, money does not seem to motivate many foster parents to participate. In most states, including Illinois, foster care reimbursement rates lag well behind the average cost of raising a child. This leaves child welfare advocates with a dilemma. Raising the board rates for foster children might attract and retain more foster parents, as well as ensure a better level of care. But it's hard to argue for this when a substantial portion of the electorate considers foster parents to be in it for the money, and doubly hard to argue for it under conditions of severe austerity for safety net programs. (I have heard that some people do manage to turn fostering into a kind of cottage industry; I find it hard to imagine how.) "A strained economy and the perception among even a portion of the public that some foster parents are motivated by money may make enacting such legislation challenging," a 2008 study of foster family finances suggested, "and it is likely that some people will continue to be skeptical of increasing payments for fear of incentivizing inappropriate arrangements."
If the motives that bring foster parents into the system are hard to pin down, much less cultivate, the factors that drive them out are considerably more clear. Overburdened caseworkers and the lack of services for the children in their care are frequently mentioned. Foster parents don't often cite low stipends as a source of frustration, but reading between the lines, it's clear that miserly support amplifies the challenges inherent in providing care for someone else's child. "Parents who want to make a contribution need better training and a better stipend," Dr. Robert Goerge, an expert on foster care at the University of Chicago, told me. "So many foster parents have one kid and they're out. They say, 'I'd like to do it, but I need more support.' " A 2002 study by the federal Department of Health and Human Services put it more succinctly: "Every foster parent we spoke with said they had, at some time, considered leaving the foster care system."
Children, once an economic necessity, have become a luxury. We are able to afford them—to feed, clothe, house, enrich, and educate them into their teens or twenties in a state of complete economic idleness—with considerable help from the development of the welfare state. This is true, albeit in different ways, for Americans across the class spectrum. The housing, health insurance, and daycare costs of middle-class and wealthy children are subsidized through the tax code. The needs of poor children are met (inasmuch as they are) through a patchwork of direct expenditures that includes Medicaid, nutrition programs, and housing vouchers. Sophia qualified for some of these services automatically by virtue of being in the foster system, and it was incumbent on us to make sure she got them.
In the basement of our county health department, two weeks after Sophia's arrival, we waited for our first appointment with the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) nutrition program administrators. We were the only native speakers of English on our side of the counter, and we had to contend with the alien experience of being asked to demonstrate our poverty and to provide a host of documents we did not possess. We finally established Sophia's eligibility through a splendid transitive property of indigence whereby her Medicaid card was proof of her WIC status. Thus persuaded, a nurse examined her height, weight, and iron levels. We were handed a stack of coupons for formula, baby food, and a few other staples following a course on nutrition that a middle-class parent might be strongly tempted to find demeaning.
WIC coupons work like this: each coupon specifies both what may be purchased (usually the "least expensive brand") and a total cash value, in case you are tempted to purchase items of your own choosing. Each coupon must be rung up separately, and no personal money may be used to top off an order (though more than once a sympathetic cashier has shaved a little off a total when I miscalculated the weight of $6 worth of fresh fruit). You can also forget about defrauding Uncle Sam by swapping the coupons for cash, since each one needs to be signed in person with a signature that matches the folder that accompanies them.
We adjusted rather quickly to being treated like morons and petty thieves by bureaucrats. The social anxiety that comes with buying welfare food among our fellow citizens was worse. Middle-class people like to think of themselves as self-sufficient. But after a few months of shopping with WIC coupons, and contemplating my own sense of shame at this, I came to realize that we are rather selective in the forms of dependence we disdain. People who would not give a second thought to claiming the child care tax credit or the mortgage interest deduction will blanch at getting a bag of frozen peas on the public dollar. A WIC order grinds the line to a halt and prompts me to feel all kinds of self-consciousness about my deportment, my children, and the purchases I make with my own money. I got to know which cashiers were least given to suspicion or contempt, and I gratuitously mentioned Sophia's foster status to defuse my own irritation. I don't relish using the coupons, but they really help. When poor weight gain necessitated supplementing Sophia's diet with PediaSure (at $12 for six bottles), the coupons became more valuable still.
Over those first few months, Sophia's broken bone healed, her complexion brightened, and her sleep habits settled down a little. Our son fell for her even harder than my wife and I did. By Christmas they were inseparable, laughing when the other laughed and going together, Spartacus style, into time out when the other was being punished. Even after her initial injury healed, however, Sophia was a sick little girl. In the fall she had a string of ear infections that brought us to the doctor at least twice a month. A specialist determined that she needed ear tubes and was willing to take Medicaid. But this time it was the state that was unwilling to pay—a fact we learned only days before the surgery was scheduled to take place. We ended up leading an impromptu lobbying effort with Sophia's caseworkers to change the minds of the state's Medicaid bureaucracy, an HMO of the damned. They relented, in the nick of time, and Sophia was spared more months of perforated eardrums.
We had the same procedure done for our son less than a year and a half earlier with much less drama. But his health care is secured by private insurance and subsidized by a huge income tax exclusion. Sophia's health care will only become harder to secure as providers leave the field and state Medicaid programs face tightening budgets.
Both the subsidy for our son and the expenditure for our daughter expand the scope of the federal government, and both impact the deficit in the same way. Yet when the time came to strike a deal over taxes and spending in order to increase the debt ceiling in August, the expenditures that support the children of the poor were on the table while the expenditures that support the children of the middle class and wealthy, thanks to the unwavering insistence of Republican lawmakers, were not.
As the "super committee" goes to work, the same story is set to be repeated. The White House successfully insulated Medicaid from the "trigger" mechanism that will produce automatic cuts should the committee fail to reach an agreement. But in that scenario every other program for poor children will get hammered, from WIC to early childhood development assessment. At the same time, plummeting federal aid to the states will tempt state-level lawmakers to cut into their half of the Medicaid spending formula. Either way, the interests of poor children—and the tools that make modern foster parenting possible—are coming to a dangerous pass.
The reward for persistence in foster parenting tends to be more requests to provide foster parenting. In March, a caseworker asked if we would take two brothers, a one-year-old and a five-year-old, for ten days while their foster family took a vacation. "Well," my wife said reluctantly, "ask the other foster families, and if you really need us …"
"We really need you," she was told.
Three weeks later, we welcomed the two brothers into our home—which, with our son and foster daughter, already did not feel short on children. The boys came with fistfuls of prescription drugs, grocery bags full of clothes, state Medicaid cards, and a list of phone numbers. That was pretty much it. The one-year-old needed daily breathing treatments with a nebulizer, a face-mask contraption that helps asthmatic children inhale their albuterol while looking like tiny Darth Vaders. And the poor state of his older brother's teeth shocked us. At bedtime, the older boy craved all the most sentimental storybooks we had about parental love. After I had read him the story Snuggle Puppy three times, enduring halitosis that no amount of brushing could conquer, and tucked him in and said good night, he simply sat in bed and recited it to himself. Outnumbered three to one, our son insisted that he, too, was "a foster boy," and would not be persuaded otherwise.
Eventually the baby came down with conjunctivitis and I took him to the doctor. (Setting up the appointment required some haggling about who I was and whether he could be prescribed anything.) The nurses practically wept to see him, oozing prodigiously from his nose and eyes and limp from low oxygen levels. In his weakened state, he needed frequent and large doses of albuterol (twenty vials over the next three days). His doctor gave me the most tepid of reassurances: "He's not doing great, but he's doing well enough to go home." And home—or what passes for it in this child's life—is where we went. His brother woke up early the next morning to throw up, which he did repeatedly and with an uncanny lack of complaint. My parents, who had come from out of town to help me, supervised the emptying of his vomit receptacles while I caught up on some work. The next day, the boys' regular foster mom—whose long-planned vacation had been taken up answering my frantic calls—picked them up.
Foster parenting takes a heavy toll on the idealism that drives it. We worked ourselves up to do a good deed for these boys, but it could hardly have seemed like a mercy to them. They were relatively new to foster care and had already been through one failed placement. Ours was the fourth roof they'd slept under in six weeks. We were just another pair of adults with an expired futon mattress, mismatched sheets, and unknown motives. Foster children obviously have suspicions about adults. "My parents don't love me," the five-year-old confided to my wife one night, after a day of gamely spinning fantasies about all the things they do for him. "I'm sure they do love you," she told him, "but they can't take care of you right now." It was true, but it was cold comfort to a small boy.
Over a year later, Sophia is a vivacious chatterbox of a girl. The daycare staff who once quailed at her arrival now treat her as the darling of the paint-smock set. Visits to the doctor are, mercifully, rarer than they once were. And the economics of fostering have become a familiar part of our family's accounting. She receives monthly WIC coupons for four gallons of milk, two loaves of whole-wheat bread, a jar of peanut butter, a dozen eggs, 36 ounces of cereal, 128 ounces of juice, and $6 worth of fresh, frozen, or canned fruits and vegetables each month (for a grand total not to exceed $49.41). The state sends us a reimbursement check for $392 each month for her care. Her doctor visits are paid for by Medicaid, as are prescriptions that would otherwise cost us hundreds of dollars out of pocket. The state pays for her to be transported to and from visits with her biological parents, and for her daycare. A caseworker supervises our home and handles our calls for help when Sophia has night terrors or a visit with her parents goes badly. A part-time nurse at the health department works with us to manage her health care. The state is paying for her dance class, and as she gets older, the state will send her to summer camp.
On the other side of the ledger, we've spent hundreds of dollars on diapers, clothing, and toys. We bought a lot of PediaSure and multivitamins when her growth was poor, and we paid for her prescriptions when we had an urgent need and were out of state (Medicaid does not travel well). We pay for all the food she eats apart from what WIC provides, including meals out prompted by desperation or celebration. We've thrown her two birthday parties. Cumulatively, we've driven her hundreds of miles for doctor appointments, and hundreds more to get her to sleep. We've spent five mornings in the basement WIC office when we were supposed to be working. And naturally we have given her whatever share of a happy, enriching childhood that we can, with countless trips to the zoo and the DuPage Children's Museum.
It's an irony of foster care in America that the only politician who has made this juggling act visible in recent years should be Michele Bachmann. The Minnesota congresswoman and Tea Party firebrand has often invoked her experience as a foster mother to twenty-three young women. She represents both the genuine evangelical zeal for at-risk kids that sustains the system and the hostility to social programs that threatens it. All of those girls were on Medicaid, which Bachmann voted to cut dramatically. The private virtue we claim to admire can't escape its dependence on the public weal.
These days, when our kids instinctively comfort each other after a tumble at the town swimming pool, it's easy enough to forget that our family is accidental and probably temporary. Parental affection can stretch itself farther than I could have imagined in those early days of round-the-clock shrieking. But we can never go long without realizing that Sophia's difficult tendencies do not come from us, that she is likely to leave us someday, and that we are operating at the limits of our emotional, economic, and social capacity. Without a commitment by the state to cover the basic costs of her care, we would, like every other foster family, be asking ourselves daily whether we could keep doing it.
As social programs are unwound, foster parents watch our families being unwound with them. For most of us, our "altruistic motivations" always threaten to outstrip our resources. Foster parenting teaches us how to live as so many low-income families already live—check to check, coupon to coupon, appointment to appointment. The difference is that most foster parents hold middle-class passports, and they can cut short their sojourn among WIC recipients and Medicaid administrators at any time. No one knows what exactly will happen to Sophia and the nearly half-million kids in her situation if they exercise that privilege. If Republican lawmakers have their way, we may well find out.
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Tagged: austerity, children, federal spending, GOP, safety net
Benjamin J. Dueholm
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Public Spaces Protection Order – Nuisance from Motor Vehicles
This is a Key Decision report to sign off implementation of a PSPO, following a 10 week public consultation survey.
1.1. That the Executive Director for Environment & City Management, in consultation with the Cabinet Member for Communities and Regeneration, agrees to:
a) The making of a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) to tackle nuisance vehicles and car meets in St James's and Knightsbridge & Belgravia wards as outlined in Appendix 1;.
2.1. The City of Westminster is at the heart of London, a world class City. Westminster City Council's policies aim to safeguard the architectural and historic character of the city and provide an inclusive environment for everyone who lives, works, and visits. To help achieve this, we want measures in place to deter crime and anti-social behaviour while, at the same time, ensuring that the appropriate support is available to protect some of the most vulnerable people in our society.
2.2. Nuisance vehicles and car meets have been a persistent source of crime and noise nuisance in recent years, leading to a number of complaints from members of the public and a series of costly policing operations to respond to the issue. Despite this, problems persist, and the Council and its partners are looking at more sustainable ways to tackle the problem.
2.3. If the Cabinet Member is minded to make the PSPO as recommended, The Executive Director for Environment & City Management is asked to to approve the proposals outlined in this report and to commit the necessary resources to implement the proposal.
Cabinet Member Report - Nuisance Vehicles PSPO Authorisation PDF 590 KB
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Whether it be the threat of Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) or Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) warfare in the real world or the fantasy driven post apocalyptic Zombie hunting mass hysteria for the most part until recent years the ability for military modellers to portray figures in protective equipment has been very sparse.
As a bit of background the M17 Protective Mask was developed for the U.S. Military and entered service in the late 1950s/early 1960s. The M17 mask comprises essentially of the face mask, filters, and lens outserts. Voicemitter amplification units and drinking tubes were added as the mask versions evolved. There were also eyeglass inserts available as well to provide prescription glass wearing personnel regular vision. There have been copies of the M17 mask made in Japan, Bulgaria, Poland, and the Czech Republic.
For an added level of protection against enemy attacks the M6A2 Chemical-Biological mask hood was introduced and fitted over the M17 mask in order to provide full head and neck protection against vapour and droplets. It was made of a Butyl-Rubber coated fabric and had integral eyepieces, inlet valves, and a voicemitter opening to match the M17 mask as well as draw strings/slide fasteners and underarm straps to secure the hood and cape.
Ideally the M17/M6A2 combo would be worn in conjunction with the MOPP (Mission Orientated protective Posture) battledress overgarment, gloves, and boots in full MOPP Level 4.
Modern NBC and CBRN protective equipment has been for the most part ignored by 1/35 figure producers. There have been a limited amount of Soviet era figures in the past and the now out of production Verlinden NBC protected Infantry figures and M25A1 wearing tank crew figures.
Live Resin has produced a variety of 1/35 head sets dedicated to the M17 Protective Mask. Let's take a look at a very unique set.
This set is the 1/35 Live Resin LRE-35267 M17 US Protective Gas Mask with NBC hood and M1 helmet-Shot-Explosive Damage. It consists of five heads wearing damaged M17 Protective masks and the M6A2 mask hood in addition to battle damaged M1 helmets.
The M1 helmet dates back to 1941. If you want to use this head set in a realistic setting strive for the early 1960s onward to about the mid 1980s when the M1 Helmet was replaced with the PASGT helmet. This should lend itself to great projects ranging from Vietnam to Cold War Europe. For fantasy related projects the sky is the limit! There are always anomalies with respect to equipment entering and leaving service so make sure you use good references.
I am very impressed with the quality of the product. I am always skeptical when model producers wave fancy high tech CAD images as advertising but this set is very impressive.
The set includes five forward looking heads. The M1 helmets have the helmet cover and helmet band. The level of detail on the heads is very high. You can easily see details associated to the eyepieces, voicemitter, and the inlet valves. The damage to the M17 mask is through the right eyepiece. You can easily see the face detail through the exposed eyepiece…very cool!
The mask hood encompasses the entire head and extends on to the shoulder area. The slide fastener is visible under the neckline. The hood for sure captures the baggy look commonly seen.
The M1 helmets are a treat for the eye. The texture of the helmet cover is visible and adds an additional level of realism. Fabric seam lines and wrinkles are visible. The damage to the helmets is the same on all five helmets. There is a dented in entry point on the left rear of the helmet and what possible could be a larger exit point hole on the right front of the helmet. Either way this would be catastrophic and fatal damage if the helmet was on a human head.
Attaching the helmets to the masked heads should not be an issue as all of the helmets are completely hollow. The heads can be used with our without helmets as the mask hood is complete. Cleanup will be straight forward and simple of both the heads and helmets.
As the heads include the shoulder portion of the mask hood it will be interesting to see how they will actually fit to the 1/35 figure of your choosing. The shoulder area of the hood mask are contoured to fit over figure shoulders and are hollowed out underneath. However, I would recommend some proper dry fitting to ensure you get a proper seating and fit of the mask hood on a figure. I suspect that removing details such as uniform collars and possibly some of the upper shoulder details might be required to make sure the mask and mask hood don't look like they are floating ala "Headless Horseman".
This is a fun set! It adds a new element to figure projects based on reality or a wide variety of "what if" possibilities. The M17 mask and mask should ideally be worn with the MOPP Level 4 we are still severely lacking 1/35 figures in MOPP gear or even figures in the old OG U.S. rain gear. Perhaps we will see some new 1/35 MOPP gear figures both fully intact and with additional wounds in the future?
Live Resin also produces other sets related to the M17 gas mask including bare heads with the mask, masked heads with mask hood the M1 helmet, masked heads with the mask hood and PASGT helmets, and the M17 pouch. Add to this the Live Resin Soviet era gas mask head sets and you are ready to create a variety of NBC/CBRN related projects. Have fun and create your own NBC wasteland!
Highs: Excellent details on both the heads and helmets. The battle damage is great!
Lows: Modifications will likely be required to use the head sets properly on a figure.
Verdict: A very unique set to add another dimension to your figure projects.


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At CXG we are a dedicated team of professionals who pride ourselves in our knowledge of the property industry. We want to help you in building a property portfolio and make sure you avoid the rookie errors. Here's a few examples to be aware of!
Beware investing in older properties – these can sometimes drain your finances through ongoing maintenance costs. Remember new build can come with a builders' warranty – worth its weight in gold.
Challenge yourself to consider properties and locations that are further afield and outside of your comfort zone. You don't necessarily need to invest in property close by, you may well generate better yields from property in other areas with higher demand for student accommodation, for example.
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There's a real art to selecting the right tenants. Getting the right people in the right place will make your property investment journey a much easier ride. If you can, try not to select your tenants yourself, use a qualified property management company.
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Ybor City est un quartier historique de la ville de Tampa, en Floride (États-Unis). Il se trouve juste au nord-est du centre. Il fut fondé dans les années 1880 par des fabricants de cigares et fut peuplé par des immigrants venus essentiellement d'Espagne, de Cuba et d'Italie. Pendant près d'un demi-siècle, les ouvriers d'Ybor City ont fabriqué dans différentes manufactures du quartier des millions de cigares chaque année. Après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Ybor City fut peu à peu délaissé et quitté par ses habitants. Mais depuis quelque temps, une partie du quartier a été rénovée et plusieurs bâtiments reconvertis en lieux de loisirs et de night clubs. Il a été classé National Historic Landmark District, et plusieurs infrastructures ont été inscrites sur le Registre national des lieux historiques.

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  Musée d'état d'Ybor City
  Ybor Times
  Guide du Tampa Tribune
  Centre d'histoire de Tampa Bay
  Histoire d'Ybor City

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Newcastle Has a Nose for Cooking
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Will McGuirk
Newcastle offers a family-friendly strollable downtown perfect for the young foodie looking to fuse the global with the local...
There are over 100 places all over the world named Newcastle, including one right here in Durham Region. The historic town of Newcastle, located in the south-east corner of Clarington, was once home to the influential Massey family, of manufacturing and philanthropic fame, and is now home to a growing community of young makers and diverse food options.
While the neo-Georgian Newcastle Community Hall, built in 1923 and gifted to the town by Chester Massey, anchors the centre of the downtown on King Street, many of the buildings around the hall and along the main street are former family homes and are now home to family-run restaurants.
The New Massey House specialises in Greek cuisine and is a local fave. The aroma of delicious saganaki, spanikopita, lamb burgers, and tzatziki is irresistible and the Massey House front porch is a patio from which to savour the passings of the downtown as well as the mouthwatering smells emanating from the kitchens. The owners also operate and share space with the Buddha Belly Bakery, which offers gluten-free baked breads and sweets plus an excellent espresso. One can imagine the bouquet of cafe, bakery, and kitchen enveloping the diner.
Across the street is the Irish themed pub, Walsh's Snug. This tiny oasis, run by a Dubliner, offers the best in traditional Irish fare along with live music sessions, all in an intimate setting decorated with the owner's extensive collection of Irish antiques and memorabilia. The unhurried atmosphere and cozy nooks can lure one into many a late evening of conversation.
Home-made family secret recipes are at the heart of the menu in these family-run restaurants are the core of Newcastle as are the large servings any Mom would be happy to dish up. Try one of the generous pies of Roselina's Pizzeria (panzerottis are suggested) or the great Jamaican jerk of Da Taste, located on the eastern end of the downtown, and see if you can finish it all. The Old Newcastle House, a charming mix of neighbourhood pub and local eatery, also hosts the Newcastle Dairy Ice Cream trailer on its property in the warmer months.
Downtown Newcastle lends itself to leisurely strolling, whether with a friend or your young family. The town takes pride in its heritage, and many of the buildings are over a century old. The small homes along the main and side streets speak to a slower time, and many are now occupied with local makers who are starting up their own enterprises.
Health Soaps Bath and Body is a cute little shoppe just south of the four corners that is part of the owner's century home. The store offers natural soap products and is a delight to browse and sample. As of now, the store is taking orders online with delivery or pick-up an option. All products are created with usage in mind but coupled with the healing attributes of aromatherapy. The soaps are great gifts, either for a friend or one's own self.
A Gift of Art is an artist co-operative on King St. across from the Clarington Public Library branch, which is a wonderful and welcoming place to while away a few hours reading. The art hub is not just a showcase gallery for local visual artists, potters, sculptures, but also a gathering space for artists of all ages and disciplines, including musicians and writers. Classes have been offered in pottery, painting, drawing, drama, and writing. The gallery is currently closed until pandemic guidelines are changed sufficiently to allow opening up again, but artists are a creative lot. The co-op is now offering online video classes, including paint night parties and kid-friendly art projects.
Newcastle offers a family-friendly, strollable downtown perfect for the young foodie looking to fuse the global with the local.
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Dubai's government – who are on a tear at the moment to adopt and invest in anything futuristic – from blockchain to energy grids – via their $175 Billion ICD sovereign wealth fund and the Dubai Future Foundation as they try to wean their economy off of oil, will begin introducing a "new fleet of intelligent police androids" that will be patrolling streets, malls and other crowded public spaces in 2017.
Eventually, it's intended that these first generation "Robocops" as many people are inevitably calling them – despite some obvious disparities – will become a permanent part of the Dubai police force, along side their fleet of Mclarens, Lamborghinis and Buggati Veyron hypercars, by the end of the decade.
"We are aiming to provide these kinds of services as the population is expanding and this way we can provide better services without hiring more police," said Colonel Khalid Nasser Alrazooqui, head of Dubai's Smart Policing Unit during his keynote speech to the audiences assembled at the Gulf Information Technology Exhibition (GITEX) earlier this week.
Unlike the fictional, crime fighting Robocop though it's intended that these androids, made by PAL Robotics, will actually act more like security guards and public information terminals than hunter killers on a mission.
"The robots will initially interact directly with people and tourists. They will include an interactive screen and microphone connected to the Dubai Police call centers and people will be able to ask questions and make complaints, but they will also have fun interacting with the robots," Alrazooqui said.
Alrazooqui said that Dubai is planning on upgrading the robots in two to four years so they can interact with civilians without any human intervention and he also said that Dubai is also, apparently, aiming to create worlds most advanced police force with artificial intelligence, and robots, being at the forefront of their initiative.
Dubai is not the first to introduce patrolling bots though – a handful of the K5 androids are currently being trialled by California creator Knightscope in its San Francisco Bay Area HQ of Mountain View which look like a buffed up R2D2 droids. They stand at 5 feet tall and weigh 300 pounds, but they are not armed and have microphones, heat detectors, speakers, laser scanners, GPS, odour detectors and air pollution monitors and they can read up to 300 car number plates per minute.
While all of this at the moment might seem a bit of harmless fun it has a serious side and serious consequences and – for now at least – the less we say about the Boston police forces robot that was used earlier this year to kill a sniper who went on a rampage the better. All of the systems and robots that are being deployed around the world at the moment might be basic – dare we say downright comical – but the fact that they're being deployed at all shows us that countries and security chiefs are getting increasingly serious about augmenting their human police forces with new tools and technologies – whether those are autonomous vehicles, drones, persistent surveillance systems or robots. And now with near exponential advances in artificial intelligence, robot mechanics and even in robots learning from other robots it increasingly looks like the capabilities of these funny looking androids will continue to accelerate until one day, they're better than even the fictional robocop – and that day isn't as far away as you might think.
Soon we will have to begin asking ourselves the very real, very tough questions. Do we feel safer? And just when will comicon robocop get his own Lambo?


The NZ Transport Agency is updating its policy guidance on managing reverse sensitivity effects on the state highway network. We have now released a draft Guide to the management of reverse sensitivity effects on the state highway network for public consultation. This guide describes how the Transport Agency manages reverse sensitivity, working together with territorial authorities and landowners or developers. Once finalised this updated guidance will replace the Transport Agency's existing reverse sensitivity guidance contained within our 2007 Planning Policy Manual. The new guide maintains the same overall approach by encouraging the separation of noise sensitive activities from the state highway network. It documents current good practice and provides information that can be applied to avoid adverse health effects for people living or working in new and altered buildings located near to state highways.
Following extensive internal consultation the Transport Agency is now seeking your feedback to ensure the refined guidance in the draft is practical, efficient and effective. In particular, comment is sought from developers, local government, planning, legal and acoustics professionals working in this area.
A copy of the draft Guide to the management of reverse sensitivity effects on the state highway network and our feedback form can be found here.


I shall have to make an effort to do an extra 125 steps and round that second number out.
I've been meaning to ask for a while -- what is that icon a picture of?
I keep seeing it as a belly button with a coin in.


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